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inspired artist passion science theory atomic decay face galatea formed fragmented medium filled spheres acquires unusual perspective three dimensional appearance axis symmetry canvas attributed genre pointillism holistic perception gala distance viewer required fact case artworks impressionists salvadorGalatea Of The Spheres (1952) Salvador Dali Editorial Image
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Galatea of the Spheres (1952) Salvador Dali #309636490
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The work belongs to the nuclear-mystical period of Dali's work, inspired by the artist's passion for science and the theory of atomic decay. The face of Galatea is formed by a fragmented medium filled with spheres, which acquires an unusual perspective and three-dimensional appearance on the axis of symmetry of the canvas. "Galatea with spheres" can be attributed to the genre of "atomic pointillism", since for a holistic perception of the face of Gala, a certain distance between the viewer and the canvas is required, in fact, as is the case with the artworks by any impressionists.Salvador Dali left this world in 1989, only a few years outliving his muse and beloved wife Gala. This person is considered autistic and too eccentric. Many do not like him, many criticize him, but no one denies the genius of this artist, who created the most unforgettable images in painting.
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